Sentence examples for missing from view from inspiring English sources

For ever so long as Malcolm Turnbull stays missing from view, it seems likely that history will repeat itself.

The vividly colored terra cotta sculpture had gone missing from view at the Vanderbilt Museum in Centerport in 1970, and its location was a mystery among staff members in recent decades.

Simón is missing, presumed dead, although his mother fiercely believes otherwise, whereas someone like Tomás — his closest imaginary friend — is missing from view but presumed in some mysterious way to be alive.

Simón is missing, presumed dead, although his mother fiercely believes otherwise, whereas someone like Tomás his closest imaginary friend is missing from view but presumed in some mysterious way to be alive.

For all the differences in their circumstances, accomplishments, and worlds — Lohan's performance (not her impersonation) is thrillingly immediate, not a composition of interpretive pieces but an incontrovertible, full-spectrum presence, even if the mirror itself is broken and some shards of character are still missing from view.

– Menu events and "Phone handling events" missing from Audio Themes view.

What is missing from this view of evolution is the crucial role of branching or splitting in creating the tree of life (Mead 2009).

The 2006 report highlights a staggering fact: Hundreds of millions of children across the world are missing from public view.

The Boston Public Library said that it had found ten maps missing from books viewed by Smiley.

Missing from Levin's view is any mention of civic power or the spirit of freedom experienced in democratic movements.

It should be noted again that conclusions about "blind spots" of course contain normative statements about what might be missing from the point of view of the researcher.